Final week, Microsoft issued a public advisory noting that it has fastened a Home windows Firewall challenge that was plaguing Home windows 11, model 24H2 since June’s non-security preview replace. Nevertheless, a few of our readers identified that that is false since they’re nonetheless seeing the issue on their installations. Microsoft has now admitted that it up to date its Home windows Launch Well being dashboard by chance.

Within the devoted advisory for this Home windows Firewall bug, Microsoft has famous that it by accident up to date its disclosure to a Resolved standing on July 8, regardless of the problem not really being fastened. As such, it has reverted to the Confirmed standing, whereas nonetheless saying that it’s engaged on a repair that shall be launched in a number of weeks, no concrete timeline has been offered simply but.

As a refresher for individuals who have not been actively following this thread: many Home windows 11 clients started reporting that following the set up of June’s non-security preview replace (KB5060829), they had been seeing Home windows Firewall with Superior Safety being triggered by the working system. Microsoft confirmed this habits however inspired clients that this error occasion is nothing to fret about since it is a false constructive that’s being mistakenly generated by an upcoming characteristic that’s at the moment in growth.

Then, on July 8, the corporate rolled out Patch Tuesday updates for Home windows 11 (KB5062553), whereas additionally confirming that it has resolved the problem with Home windows Firewall. Nevertheless, as we’ve now discovered, this disclosure was unintended. So, clients ought to nonetheless see the pesky error occasion being logged as Occasion 2042 in Occasion Viewer every time they restart their machine. It is going to be listed as Config Learn Failed with a further message noting that “Extra knowledge is on the market”, however like earlier than, it may be ignored. This error occasion doesn’t affect any of the working system’s processes.